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Gaytheist / Rabbits Gay Bits LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 28568162
- UPC:
- 819162019320
- MPN:
- 16
- Condition:
- New
Description
Limited 160gm vinyl LP pressing with insert and digital download. 2015 collaboration between the two indie bands. At various Portland and Seattle shows over the past three years, Josh Hughes (Rabbits) and Jason Rivera (Gaytheist) discussed doing some sort of collaboration between their bands. The idea slowly gained steam. The final result is Gay*Bits, a 33 minute split LP via Good To Die Records.
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1. Hope the Nihilist 2. Run to Away to Home 3. We and Zoo 4. Fight Right 5. I Quit 6. Soap Scum 7. Soap Scum 8. Move Her Body 9. I'm on Top 10. 60 Easy Payments 11. The New Government You 12. Ready to Right
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